Macroeconomics
Raiffeisen Bank Sees Romania’s GDP Growth At 4.2%, Budget Deficit At 3.6% In 2017
Romania’s economy is expected to grow 4.2% in 2017, inflation is seen at 0.9%, while the budget deficit is forecast at 3.6%, according to Raiffeisen Bank analysts.
UniCredit: Romania’s Economic Growth To Moderate, Investments To Decrease In 2017
Romania’s economic growth, which reached 4.8% in 2016, the highest post-crisis level, will moderate and investments will decrease in 2017, according to a report by UniCredit Bank.
ING Bank Sees Romania’s GDP Growth At 4.1%, Inflation At 1.1% In 2017
Romania’s economy is expected to grow 4.1% in 2017, inflation is seen at 1.1%, while the Romanian leu could strengthen versus the euro, according to ING Global Economic Forecasts.
Romanian Industrial Output Up 5.5% on Year in January
Romania's seasonally adjusted industrial output increased 5.5% in January compared with January 2016, but declined 0.5% compared with December 2016, data from the country's statistics board...
Romania Trade Deficit at EUR602.2M in January
Romania's trade balance posted a deficit of EUR602.2 million in January, EUR222.5 million higher than in January 2016, data from the country's statistics board showed Monday.
Romania Average Net Salary Declines 2.3% on Month in January
The net average salary in Romania decreased 2.3% in January compared with December, to 2,300 lei (around EUR505), data from the country's statistics board showed Monday.
BT Analyst: Inflation Dynamics Seen At 1.5% In 2017, 2.7% In 2018
Annual inflation dynamics accelerated to 0.2% in February to the highest level since spring 2015 (before the VAT rate cut on food products from 24% to 9%), on the backdrop of the stimulation...
Romania Inflation Rate at 0.2% in February
Romania's consumer price index grew to an annual rate of 0.2% in February, from 0.1% in January, data from the country's statistics board showed Friday.
Net Investment In Romania Fell 3.3% On Year In 2016
Net investments in the Romanian economy dropped by 3.3% on the year in 2016, to RON70.28 billion, data from the country's statistics board INS showed Wednesday.